Windows 10: Need to get this new DPI value from the registry (Windows 10)

Hello,
How can I get this value:
Screenshot

From the registry?

I know that in this case I need also to know what is the primary display or how to get only the primary display value because I want to get the value that set only for the primary display..


The key "LogPixels" in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop
Is no longer relevant for me in Windows 10.


Thank you!

:)

 

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lets start !

first thing you need to do is go to regedit

and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate\OSUpgrade.

if you see this registry : ReservationAllowed with the value 0 then change it to 2

next we need to add some registries

right click > new > DWORD (32 -bit) value and name the registry as : AllowOSUpgrade with value of 1

right click > new > DWORD (32 -bit) value and name the registry as : KickoffDownload with value of 1

right click > new > DWORD (32 -bit) value and name the registry as : KickoffSource with value of 0

right click > new > DWORD (32 -bit) value and name the registry as : OSUpgradeInternet with value of 1

after creating all the registries close regedit and go to Windows Update , you will see that Windows 10 is ready to download !!

Congrats !!!!! you are ready to go

 

i have a problem with adobe programs on win10

and there is a solution to it but win 10 wont let me. this is the link
to the fix.

it's need to add a registry and change its value to Decimal. but win10 won't let me change the value to decimal. always go back to hexadecimal. i am the administrator but it won't let me do it.

2 reps from Microsoft try to do it and they couldn't change it to decimal. i don't know what to do. and i tried other fixes without the registry with the size font and it don't work.

 

Check here:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WindowMetrics

 

Thank you,
I saw that AppliedDPI changed to 96 after I changed it to 100 in this GUI after I re-logged in to my user.

I will keep testing this.. I hope that this Key is only about the main screen otherwise it will cause a mess

EDIT:
After several tests, I confirm it - it's only about the display that set to be the main display - which is good for me.

 

Yes, changing any of the display metrics seems to require a sign out/sign in.

Glad it worked out for you...